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King Lear/Hamlet Overview

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An Overview of British Literature

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King Lear/Hamlet Overview

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Elizabethan Poetry

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Lyric Poetry

Lyric Poetry . An introduction with a romanticism twist. Song lyrics. On a separate sheet, write down your favorite song lyric (if it is explicit, make sure you use *** to indicate that). In about a sentence, explain what is so appealing to you about that song lyric. . What is Lyric Poetry? .

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The Psychological Approach

The Psychological Approach. Introduction.

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Selected Readings of Modern & Contemporary Literary Theories

Selected Readings of Modern & Contemporary Literary Theories. Why and How Before and After New Criticism Example 1: Q & A ; Rene Magritte Example 2: Another Great Day. Reading Literary Theories. Why and How Before and After New Criticism Kate Liu, Fall 2003. Outline. Why? How?

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About Sir Thomas Wyatt

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Selected Readings of Modern & Contemporary Literary Theories

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The Elizabethan Period

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Sonnets

Sonnets. Their history and their authors. Two Main Types of Poetry. Lyric Poetry : musical verse that expresses the observation and feelings of a single speaker. Ex: sonnet , haiku, tanka Narrative Poetry : tells a story; usually has characters, plot, setting, and theme.

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Elements of Language Lesson

What follows is a model of a PowerPoint presentation on element of language. Elements of Language Lesson . Concept Attainment Directions. The following slide contains a series of lines quoted from well known poems. Some of the lines contain similar elements of language. Others do not.

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I. The Renaissance in England

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Neoclassicism

the Neoclassical period covers 1660-1785 - it contain a number of sub-periods: - The Restoration (1660-1700) - The Augustan Age (the Age of Pope) (1700-1745) - The Age of Sensibility (the Age of Johnson) (1745-1785). Neoclassicism. Royal Observatory at Greenwich (1675)

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King lear

By : william shakespeare. King lear. King Lear was based on an aged monarch who was abused by his children. The origins are a folk tale that appeared first in written form in the 12th century and was based on spoken stories that originated much further back into the Middle Ages.

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Elizabethan Era

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English Renaissance Writers

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Sentence Types

Sentence Types. Exercise 2. Compound or Complex?. The glittering Elizabethan court was a focus of poetic creativity; members of the court vied with one another to see who could create the most highly polished, technically perfect poems. COMPOUND. Compound or Complex?.

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